> I'm confused about squid filters, but being behind slow, congested and
> expensive Internet links it's probably worthwhile learning as much as
> possible about their creative use.
>
> The idea behind the following construction is to stop access to a
> particular site (or sites as specified by the pattern) during a certain
> time period. The access should be applicable to the single host specified:
>
> -------
> acl WORK time MTWHF 08:00-17:00
> acl FRIVOLOUS pattern .junk.com
> acl HOST src 146.231.128.1/255.255.255.255
>
> http_access deny FRIVOLOUS WORK HOST
> -------
>
> Problem is this doesn't seem to work, and it's not clear why, other than
> my incomplete grasp of how ACL's are supposed to function. Any
> corrections or ideas as to how this would be correctly implemented?
Change pattern to domain, and it should work
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